[ohioWfan]

He's going to take it to work Monday and revise it for reading rather than presenting to a live audience (not that the people reading it won't be alive, of course......).

I should be able to format it for FR pretty quickly, and we'll see where it goes from there.

The idea of a YouTube presentation is enticing, so anything that you can suggest would be much appreciated. (Background music is a big plus, IMO, and I think I can contact someone who knows how to do that).

Then again, you might see what he presents and think my husband is a dolt. ;)

At any rate, I'll be sure to let you know. And may I be so bold as to say, I like the cold weather around here. :)

[mkjessup]

I went to YouTube and discovered that if you type in 'Freeper' in the search field, that there is already a fair amount of material posted, unfortunately much of it is NOT complimentary to FR, although there are some videos that appear to have been taken by FReepers, you might want to take a look...

...as for music? I've always preferred John Philip Sousa, although I would NEVER use his 'Washington Post March', as nice a tune as it is, even he could never have imagined the Communist cesspool the ComPost would become in our era.

I was searching under 'Sousa' and found a Wiki reference which included an actual sound clip from 1909 of Sousa himself conducting 'The Stars & Stripes Forever', it may lack the modern day maximum 'processed' sounds that we are used to, but it still stands as a fine standard from the most musical Marine of all (yes Sousa was a Marine), you might enjoy it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars_and_Stripes_Forever